Plasmodium falciparum and helminth co-infection in a semi-urban population of pregnant women in Uganda
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Plasmodium falciparum and helminth co-infection in a semi-urban population of pregnant women in Uganda

Stephen D. Hillier, Mark Booth, Lawrence Muhangi, Peter Nkurunziza, Macklyn Khihembo, Muhammad Kakande, Moses Sewankambo, Robert Kizindo, Moses Kizza, Moses Muwanga, Mark Bambury, Alison M. Elliott;Stephen D. Hillier;Mark Booth;Lawrence Muhangi;Peter Nkurunziza;Macklyn Khihembo;Muhammad Kakande;Moses Sewankambo;Robert Kizindo;Moses Kizza;Moses Muwanga;Mark Bambury;Alison M. Elliott;
The Journal of infectious diseases 2008 Vol. 198 pp. 920-
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Helminth infections and malaria are widespread in the tropics. Recent studies suggest helminth infections may increase susceptibility to malaria. If confirmed, this could be particularly important during pregnancy-induced immunosuppression.To evaluate ...

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